• Vulcan Materials welcomed an ICSID ruling that Mexico violated international law in its treatment of the company’s Quintana Roo investments.
• The statement said the decision found arbitrary conduct, lack of good faith, weak transparency, and denial of due process.
• Vulcan argued the ruling undercuts Mexico’s framing of the dispute as environmental enforcement.
• The company warned the case raises broader risks for property rights and legal certainty for US investors in Mexico.
• It noted the decision did not address the May 2022 shutdown, March 2023 port occupation, or a September 2024 decree.

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